The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-08-27

tilolh, illio county, tiic ensuing 1tal'
Miss Horton is good teacher, and
will no doubt give entire satisfaction.
WE vo0SNN Ehy A F1iHi5
is warranted, is because it is the best
Blood Preparation known. 1t will posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases, purifes the
whole system, and thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember, we guarantee it.
Joe ID. Conan.
Our dingy old sanctum was made
cheerful and bright Tuesday afternoon
by the delegation of female loveliness
that called upon us. It's not often
We are favored with such visitations.
Come often, girls.
Mr.. August H. Muller, travelling
agent for the Campbell Printing Press
/ Company, made us pleasant visit
last Tuesday. We hope to be able to
give him an order for new power
press before many months.
Mr.. Samuel St. Pierre and family
of Motley, Mimi, are visiting the
family Of Mr.. V. Roy, of this city.
Mr.. st. Pierre is very successful
hotel man, and is contemplating moy-
my here and engaging in the business.
Mr.. Fred Fregeau, typo on the
Port Arthur, Ont, Sentinel, has been
spending the week in Superior visit
ing relatives and acquaintances. Some
ten years ago Fred. was sticking
/ type on the TIMES, and we are glad to
know that he is prospecting.
NCM,sN tribe with any Throat or
p Cough or Cold, or the children are
+ threatened with Croupor WhoopiEg Ccu@n
use Ackers English Remedy and YrcyeGi
/ further trouble. Il is positive cure
ana we guarantee it. Price 20 and sc
Joe d. Conan.
-CumhcrIand Advocate; \ good
part Of Douglas County has been in
corporated as The village Of Superior
but in all probability the territory is
none too large Superior is destined
to be one OF the great cities Of the
northwest and within very few years
at that.
Mr. ". Wilson, foreman at the
Lehi9h Coal Company $ dock at " est
Superior was knocked or fell INTO the
hold Of the steamer Egyptian, last
Iues''ay, ana received injuries which
resulted N bis death IN 4 few hours.
lie was unmarried and 4 very popular
young man.
Our old friend ". 4. Hamilton,
late 4 worthy citizen Of Superior, now
IN inhal,itnut Of the wicked city Of
Chicago, Is VISITING ms many friends
mere ''f " week or two lie Is just
rs handsome AM" J"i,5 Us ever ana Is
growing figh 'F"'a i lucrative business
'oI'FcH aim t'5iit.
M Tl% CsEH& alwaTs have
soot,.or - IA y - "a ~ a. ~ - 90 f.
medicine yet made that viii remove all
''sl. u"' ,+ - o ' i;, ~ ".S,J
easa Jirous pz:.a. Pr;co 20 cents. Sold By
Joe y. Ionan.
Mrs. Bright, the pleasant chap
er"a q the camping party assisted by
Der daughter Miss 9a!ie, entertained
the campers at Their pariors in the
NicoIlet House last saturday evening
Cards. music and refreshments made
the tiiae pass quickly and at a late
hour the party dispersed, all declaring
Ms. Bright a most successful pro
'0o'0''
st. Nicholas for September opens
with a delightful frontispiecc, by Mary
IIaIlock Foote, illustrating Til
Tyler's Beautiful Mother" charming
tale Of life at a seaside watering place,
by Nora Perry. There are several
seasonahle but inoIiensive little morals
tucked away in the story, together
with some dainty drawings by Albert
l.. Steiner.
-Grantsburg Sentinel: Suporior
still believes she is destined to become
a great city as the following from the
Tl@cs would indicate. superior i
today The observed Of al observers
Her future is no longer one Of con
iccture-it is assured-she is the only